Michael Hayes
Birthday
1929-04-03
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Michael Hayes (3 April 1929 – 16 September 2014) was a British television director and newsreader.
As a young man, Hayes was an actor with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Later, he worked for the BBC in various roles, beginning as a studio manager for the World Service and working his way up to directing for television.
His most notable work was directing the hugely successful BBC drama adaptations of various Shakespeare plays, collectively entitled An Age of Kings, in 1960. Amongst Hayes's other credits, he directed three Doctor Who serials starring Tom Baker, including 1979's City of Death and also helmed the BBC's 1961 adaptation of A for Andromeda.
As a young man, Hayes was an actor with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Later, he worked for the BBC in various roles, beginning as a studio manager for the World Service and working his way up to directing for television.
His most notable work was directing the hugely successful BBC drama adaptations of various Shakespeare plays, collectively entitled An Age of Kings, in 1960. Amongst Hayes's other credits, he directed three Doctor Who serials starring Tom Baker, including 1979's City of Death and also helmed the BBC's 1961 adaptation of A for Andromeda.
The most significant works of Michael Hayes
All Creatures Great and Small
1978–1990
Churchill's People
1974–1975
The Onedin Line
1971–1980
Barlow
1971–1975
Play for Today
1970–1985
Softly, Softly
1966–1976
Thirty-Minute Theatre
1965–1973
The Troubleshooters
1965–1972
The Wednesday Play
1964–1970
Theatre 625
1964–1968
Full filmography Michael Hayes
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